Rat and rabbit will recognize their owners. Rats and rabbits are Dutch rabbits. They are also called rats and rabbits because they look like mice. Rats and rabbits are very timid, so it is difficult for them to recognize their owners. But as long as the owner is careful enough, it is only a matter of time before they recognize their owners. That’s all. Rats and rabbits raised since childhood will be more likely to recognize their owners than adult rats and rabbits, so it is best to raise them from an early age.

Performance of Rat and Rabbit Recognition of Owner

1. Rat and Rabbit mainly identify the owner based on smell, and will not reject people with familiar smells. Once a rat or rabbit recognizes its owner, it will have a very active interaction with its owner. When it is eating, it will not stop eating because of the fear of the owner's approach, and it dares to squat next to the owner. Rats and rabbits will also sniff their owners with their noses and get close to them. If their owners touch them, they will appear very comfortable, and they will also stand up and ask for food from their owners.

2. Some mice and rabbits will be particularly dependent on their owners in unfamiliar environments and will wait for them at the door. It may also follow the owner when he is out. When it is at home, it will become more and more courageous, and it will close its eyes and sleep peacefully. Some mice and rabbits can also understand their owners calling their names. When their owners call their names, they will immediately run to their owners.